Hi
I have a thermostat / room sensor set up in a flat I’ve just moved into. As with new things there are some learnings and I’m trying to get head round a heating situation.
The central heating / hot water thermostat is TPOne-M and is positioned within the kitchen / living area. The TS2A remote sensor is positioned in the hallway.
The kitchen / living has 2 large radiators in it and I’ve noticed this room heats up quickly even if the TRVs are turned down.
The TPOne-M seems to get to the programmed temp , say 21 deg, then the heating clicks off and boiler shuts down.
I have checked with a hand held room thermometer the temperature which matches the TPOne-M.
However when I check the air temp at the TS2A it’s up to 4 degrees cooler in the hall typically.
My question is should the TPOne-M cut off when it reaches the temp programmed , say 21 deg, or should it heat up to the temperature in the hall at the air sensor and then cut off ? ( Typically 4 degrees less)
Does the TPOne-M take priority over the hall sensor TS2A? In which case the hall sensor is practically useless as the kitchen / living will always heat up quicker than the hall?
Hopefully this makes sense , any thoughts would be appreciated , basically I’m unsure if the TPOne-M should cut off when the temperature is reached in that area or when the temperature in the hall on the TS2A should be reached ?
Best regards
Callum
I have a thermostat / room sensor set up in a flat I’ve just moved into. As with new things there are some learnings and I’m trying to get head round a heating situation.
The central heating / hot water thermostat is TPOne-M and is positioned within the kitchen / living area. The TS2A remote sensor is positioned in the hallway.
The kitchen / living has 2 large radiators in it and I’ve noticed this room heats up quickly even if the TRVs are turned down.
The TPOne-M seems to get to the programmed temp , say 21 deg, then the heating clicks off and boiler shuts down.
I have checked with a hand held room thermometer the temperature which matches the TPOne-M.
However when I check the air temp at the TS2A it’s up to 4 degrees cooler in the hall typically.
My question is should the TPOne-M cut off when it reaches the temp programmed , say 21 deg, or should it heat up to the temperature in the hall at the air sensor and then cut off ? ( Typically 4 degrees less)
Does the TPOne-M take priority over the hall sensor TS2A? In which case the hall sensor is practically useless as the kitchen / living will always heat up quicker than the hall?
Hopefully this makes sense , any thoughts would be appreciated , basically I’m unsure if the TPOne-M should cut off when the temperature is reached in that area or when the temperature in the hall on the TS2A should be reached ?
Best regards
Callum
